Royal Enfield aims to maintain its dominant position in the middleweight motorcycle segment, known for its celebrated models such as the Himalayan, Interceptor 650, Continental GT 650, and Super Meteor 650, establishing a distinct niche within this category. Within the 350cc category, the company offers a diverse array of choices, including the Royal Enfield Classic 350, Meteor 350, Hunter 350, and the recently launched new-generation Bullet 350.
The excitement, however, doesn’t end there. Royal Enfield has been diligently expanding its product portfolio, actively testing multiple new models across various segments. One of the most eagerly awaited launches is the Royal Enfield Himalayan 452, set to grace the market on November 7th, promising to further enhance the brand’s adventure touring offerings. This formidable machine will be driven by a 451.65cc, liquid-cooled engine generating a peak power of 40PS at 8,000rpm. It boasts a generous 1,510mm long wheelbase and has a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 394kg. In terms of features, the RE Himalayan 452 will sport a TFT instrument cluster, potentially supporting turn-by-turn navigation, along with a switchable ABS system.
In the pipeline, we find the Royal Enfield Bobber 350 and the Scrambler 650, two models that have generated considerable excitement in the motorcycling community. While precise launch dates for these two models have yet to be officially announced, reports indicate their imminent debut in the coming months. The RE Bobber 350 will share design elements with the Classic 350, including a round headlight, fuel tank, and shrouded telescopic fork. Its powertrain will be inherited from the RE Classic 350.
Meanwhile, the RE Scrambler 650 will share its platform and engine with the Royal Enfield 650cc twins, setting itself apart as the first model to feature the two-into-one exhaust system. Spy images have revealed the bike’s impressive components, including a Showa USD fork, Pirelli Scorpion Rally STR dual-purpose tires, conventional wire-spoke rims, and a distinctive round LED headlight.
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